It is really amazing how many types of fish are processed in this small little town of Tamerindo El Salvador. These "EEL" type fish were pretty vulgar looking.
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Jovietal is a Beneteau Oceanis 510- We sailed to Panama with our 3 teenagers. 2 Years later she is home anchored in Telegraph Harbour Thetis.
This is who we fly with- Dardano's at work. click green text.
Welcome Aboard Jovietal
Another day, another decision....
Jovietal
away we go...
Welcome to the Poirier Family Sailing Blog
We hope you enjoy reading about our journey- it's kind of random- Like us. As you scroll down the posts you can visit our journey backwards as the most recent posts appear first.
We will try to keep the highlights of our sailing adventure updated and brief.
Please feel free to post us a note or even better come visit us aboard!
You can visit the blog archive on the right to start from the beginning if you wish.
email pch152@gmail.com
We will try to keep the highlights of our sailing adventure updated and brief.
Please feel free to post us a note or even better come visit us aboard!
You can visit the blog archive on the right to start from the beginning if you wish.
email pch152@gmail.com
Blog Archive
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2008
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January
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- Christmas In El Salvador
- Illapango lake is really beautiful to swim in. Th...
- over the volcano
- Flying around
- Low flying
- La Libertad
- Tamerindo
- our catch
- Langosta
- Rachel and her friend
- anchored at Isla Meangura
- Isla Meangura anchorage
- Bucket boyz
- A visit from the boyz
- fish processing
- chalets
- Chantal's dining experience
- sailing
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January
(18)
Profile
- Jovietal
- Beneteau Oceanis 510 anchored in Thetis Island after cruising with 3 teenagers in Central America from September 2007 to June 2009
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